The other 47.2% goes against the sch E reporting where there is no cap. 

One of my favorite books is "Think and Grow Rich". 

YesI am a vet myself although I now have 10 years or so of Schedule E income, but have done tons of research on VA's.  

I knew I wouldn't be receiving much since most of our business is digitized (e-bills, etc) but occasionally I get a vendor/service that wants a good ol' fashioned "address". 

There's a ton of good books on this to help get you in the right mindset - E-Myth, 4hr Workweek, The One Thing, The Power of Habit to name a few. 

It is less liquid and so wont flow in an out quickly based on your emotions.

Also I may not be liquid enough to close if your interested in it also, I’m very new to this bigger pockets so not sure really what’s allowed or of interest to all

Most probate attorneys just want to get the properties sold quick so they can get the assets liquidated.

Remodel kitchenWe invest what we can and return more than any of our loans so we don't pay any extra principal down.You should maintain an ample liquid emergency fund, but the size of that is completely subjective to what makes you two feel secure.

Two of my favorites are The Book on Managing Rental Properties, written by Brandon Turner and published by Bigger Pockets and also Landlording, by Leigh Robinson.